出自肺腑

出
自
肺
腑
from the bottom of one's heart (idiom)

Characters and words in 出自肺腑

出
chu̅ = chu + Ø1
to go out / to come out / to occur / to produce / to go beyond / to rise / to put forth / to happen / (used after a verb to indicate an outward direction or a positive result) / classifier for dramas, plays, operas etc
出 = 屮 + 凵 : Mnemonic symbol: 出 tilted 90 degrees looks like "EE". "EE" is an abbreviation for "emergency exit". In front of the space station (Ø1) Chantal Chicken (chu) plugged her thornbush (屮) into a receptacle (凵), but it short circuited and immediately caught fire. Chantal has no option but to use the emergency exit (出) she came out of to go back into the space station.
出
齣
chu̅ = chu + Ø1
variant of 出[chu1] (classifier for plays or chapters of classical novels)
出
自
to come from
自
zì = z + Ø4
self / oneself / from / since / naturally / surely
自 = 丶 + 目 : A hand mirror, which someone uses to look at her- or himself. The Eye of Providence is looking at itself in a handheld mirror in the space station's bathroom. It think it's indeed looking very good, since Zorro attached a petal leaf to its eyes.
肺
fèi = f + ei4
lung / CL:個|个[ge4]
肺 = 月 + 一 + 巾 : Frankenstein's Monster (f) has to have his lungs (肺) checked in the Eiffel Tower's bathroom (ei4). He has to blow into a flute (一) to blow up a bag made of a towel (巾). Doctor moon (月) checks the volume of the towel balloon to know if Frankenstein's Monster is alright.
肺
腑
bottom of the heart (fig.)
腑
fǔ = fu + Ø3
internal organs

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